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Re: Wallstreetman post# 1842

Tuesday, 01/16/2007 2:27:37 PM

Tuesday, January 16, 2007 2:27:37 PM

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Wallstreet, I got the same impression as you did when I read Dennis' response to TFW's e-mail [post 1794 on 1/15] after the CES show ended. I think, however, that it is commendable and incredible that a CEO as busy as Mr. Gentles is, would take the time to respond so promptly and candidly to an investor's e-mail - especially when [correct me if I'm wrong, none of the proceeds from our secondary market purchases of the company's shares go to the company for expansion]. We all need to cut Dennis a little slack. He has much to focus on right now, and I think that KLEGG has already put a lot of the strategic pieces in place for growth and shareholder value. Hiring Andy Chang a few weeks ago was a big part of that strategy and should provide Mr. Gentles the help he needs to expand distribution and generate ideas/sales strategies to accomplish growth of the company. Andy apparently has all of the skills and requisite connections with the big retailers [WMT, BBY]to get Klegg's products on their shelves, etc. Please see excerpt below from the Andy Chang press release:

Prior to joining Klegg, Mr. Chang was a VP for BUSlink, Inc., from 2002 until 2005, at BUSlink he was responsible for Business Development, Operations and the Company's US and Asian markets; he successfully introduced BUSlink products to Best Buy and Dell.com. Before joining BUSlink, Mr. Chang was a Vice President at Norcent; during his tenure at Norcent, he was responsible for product development, marketing and sales of DVD, CD-RW drives, Mp3 players, Home theater systems, 14, 17 and 19 inch LCD Monitors and 32 and 42 inch Plasma televisions with sales in excess of $200 million annually. In addition, Andrew has served as a consultant for several large scale retail and specialty stores, including WalMart and CompUSA, successfully developing and expanding product lines, launching new products and increasing sales.

Sage.